News

The Homeless Coalition of Hays County is set to conduct a count of individuals who are staying in emergency shelters, transitional housing and unsheltered locations throughout Hays County later this month.

The Dripping Springs Water Supply Corporation recently dedicated one of its elevated water towers, honoring a longtime employee and Dripping Springs resident.

The Dripping Springs Independent School District received an accountability rating of A on its 2021-2022 Texas Academic Performance Report from the Texas Education Agency. Its special education determination status was listed as “Meets Requirements,” which was the same as the year prior.

January 11

As a new year begins, federal and local economic experts provided insight on where the economy is headed in 2023 during the Greater San Marcos Partnership’s annual Texas Innovation Corridor Economic Outlook.

The Dripping Springs Women’s Club is hosting a panel discussion of the Dripping Springs leaders this month, offering attendees an opportunity to learn from and network with city leadership.

with the Dripping Springs Community Library

Dripping Springs High School junior Colin Tuohy has been named to the Texas Music Educators Association All-State Choir.

Dripping Springs ISD has announced a new community series: DSISD Taxpayer Tuesdays.

A former Dripping Springs ISD employee has been accused of conducting a sexual relationship with a student within the district.

Cypress Springs Elementary kindergarten teacher Jamie Malchak was recognized last week as the inaugural winner of the Texas Education Service Center Region 13 Star of the Month. Malchak is in her second year teaching with Dripping Springs ISD.

Calls have grown louder for body camera footage to be released following the fatal shooting of Hays County inmate Joshua Wright. But the Hays County Sheriffs Office said it will not release the footage — or any additional information related to the investigation — until the investigation is over, according to a statement on Jan. 6.